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Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
thursday, November 8, 1887.
DE LEssEPs, LATEST.

De Lesseps is irrepressible. He now an-
 nounces, with great particularity, that the Panama canal will be opened on February 3, 1890. This is two years later than a previ-
 ous announcement by him fixed the time of the opening, but he is apparently just as sure now as he seemed to be then. Twenty ships day can, he says, go through the
 great ditch on and after February 3, 1890. Once such a statement as this by the great | canal digger would have been impressive.
 But now it is received in many quarters with incredulity, and in some with open de-
 rison. It is pretty clear that his bold asser- tion will not be made good. Not more than | fifth of the work has yet been done; some | of the gravest engineering problems have not 1 been attacked, nor have the engineers decid- ! ed how they will attempt to solve them; the liabilities of the company are already about l three hundred million dollars; the resources
 in hand are scarcely enough to last year if | even the moderate rate of progress of the | last two or three years is to be maintained, and the latest issues of securities could be 1 disposed of only at a discount of forty per | cent, and no one can hope to float another l hundred millions, even at that rulnOuS dlS- count. It is probable that this new talk of De Lesseps' is made for the purpose of get l ting some more money. The company now
 has only $36, 6,0OO,OOO available This in- | cludes the proceeds of the recent lottery loan. The annual expenses are about $20,- | 000, 1000, without including payments for | work done on the canal.
 While De Lesseps' scheme appears to be
 failing the outlook for the Nicaragua canal | improves. Interest in the project has been
 revived by the preparations of private l company to take up the work and push it to | completion. New York capitalists furnish
 the money, and large party of engineers and | laborers leave this month for Nicaragua. From the eastern ooast to Lake Nicaragua | two routes have been surveyed, and the work
 of the new expedition will be to decide be- tween them. From the lake to the Pacific a l single course is surveyed. Commander Fay Tor, U. S. N., who will have charge of the ex- petition, is sanguine of speedy decision of l the question, and prophecies that the work | of construction will begin within a few
 months. The estimated cost of the work is
 from s5O,OOO,0OO to $65, 100000 and the time required for construction about six
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
NOEfce |!

We cannot accept anonymous or return rejected coEIlnltlnications. In all cases the name Of the
 writer will be required. for publication but as guarantee of good faith SITUATIONS WANTED one insertion Soc: each subsequent insertion 25c WANTS, RENTS, and other small advertisements occupying not more than six lines, one insertion 75c; each subsequent insertion 25c one square lone inch) one insertion, S1.2G: each
 month, 5000. Obituary notices. in prose or verse; IS cents per
 line. Notices of Births, Marriages, Deaths and f-
 nerals, g cts each Local Notices 20 cts per line half. Yearly advertisers limited to their own irnnae
 diate business, (all matter be unobjectionable( and their contracts do not include Wants, To Let For Sale. etc.
 Special rates furnished application for contracts covering considerable length Of time. or a large space Yearly advertisements ct the following rates: One square, year, $40: squares, one year. S?0; three squares, one year, $100.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
GfAtsCeIIa11en1rs.
Ii Far Exceeded Our EX-
 pGCtatiOlS

When we advertised special lots of MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS OVERCOATS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. We expected big business, but nothing to compare with what we have had for the past week. The reason for this is very plain. The people know that when c. E. Longley & Go. adver- tise bargains they are sure to find just what is advertised This week we continue the phenomenal sale of MEMS IMPORTED SEAL BROWN KERSEY OVERCOATS at the special low price of $12, all sizes from 35 to 42. These coats are being sold to-day in this city for $22, and are held out as 6 bargain. At our price, SIP, they will last but a day or two.
 MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS INDIGO BLUE ELYSIAN OVERCOATS at $12. The greatest bargain we ever offered. We don't ask you to take our word for it, but come and see the garments, whether you wish to buy or not. Every oyercoat in the lot is worth $23, and would be very cheap at $2O. At our price, SIP, you can rest assured that we cannot keep them long.
 We call special attention to the above lots, but we are showing as good bargains, at all prices from the cheapest to the best, and as we carry larger stock Of Mems, Young Mems, Boys and Children's Overcoats than any three firms in the city 1t goes without saying that we are doing the oVercoat busi- ness.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
WANTED.

r ADIES for our Fall and Christmas trade to
 \ 4 take light, pleasant work at their own homes
 Sl to s per day can be quietly made. Work sent by mail any distance. Particulars free. No can wasting. Address at once, Crescent Art Co., 147 Milk street. Boston, Mass. Box 5,17o. o19eodawlm
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, 15 CENTS WEEK, 50 CENTS MONTH, $500 FOR SIX MONTHS, $500 YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
L A DIE s /! Do Your own DYeIng at Home with PEERLESS DYES,

They will dye everything They are sold every where Price Oc packa ge-40 colors They have no equal for strength. brightness amount in pack ages or for fastness of color non-fading quail ties They do not crock or smut. For sale by A.
 F, Woods Sons. druggists and apothecaries No. 2 Church street H. T. SperTy, 633 Chapel street, Wm. N Ford 511 State street, Charles s. Lee:e & Co., wholesale druggists, New Haven, Conn. m1s eod1y
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT

Ginger Ale S1 Per DoZen. I'VE are enabled to offer this season first-cass w and reliable Ginger Ale Of the celebrated ''Delatour'' manufacture at S1 per dozen. Com parison solicited with any brand, foreign or do nestle. E E HALL & SON,
 ITO Chapel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
Proof Ofthe PuddiG
 isIn the Eatfng.''

This old and tried saying has never been better ex- emp flied than in the sue cess of the ever popula FouIds, Wheat Germ Meal, The enormous sales this breakfast cereal is having is Something wonderful, and thousands testify to it's worth as a healthful and agreeable article of food.
 Everybody who uses it likes it and they can't help it, for it is the best cereal in the world. Ask your gro. cer for it. 15 cents per package of ? pounds. Try
 it.
 & CO.,, Agent, Boston, Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
MORE LIVE VALUES.

60-inch Bleached Table Damasks at soc yard. The best styles and quality ever shown by us.
 Superior Beached Table Damasks at 65e and 75c.
 Handsome Silver Bleached Table Damasks 75c a yard Have Napkins to match.
 Children's Black Ribbed Seamless Hose in Ladies' White Merino Vests, pearl but tons, embroidered necks, in all sizes at 371ac each garment. THE BEST VALUE EVER SHOWN BY Us.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03

gl1e gnnrnaI aud Gnurier

THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
| CAN'T BREATHE,

KgSW Chest Pains, Sor, ness, Weakness,
 SY&iK Hacking Cough, Asthma, Pleurisy and <NEHsS SInfammation relieved in one mi n A&EI ute by the CutIcura Antf-Patn in PIaster. Nothing like it for Weak Lungs n2
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
CLAIRVOY

MRS. J. J. CLARK, Business, Test and Healing Medium, 22S GROWN STREET, convnces all who visit Ter that she is genuine medium. Her veget- able curatives, compounded by herself, have surprising control over disease Hours to 12 a. m, 2to SD. m. and evenings. Diagnosing by lock of hair hY letter. $2. Oc14
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03
lry Goods.
Howe & StGtSOD
SPECIAL DRIVES.

 All Silk MOire Ribbons. No. 4 for 5c.
 No. 5 for 7c.
 No. 7 for 9c.
 No. 9 for He.
 No. 12 for 13c. This is prime quality ribbon, in all the best colors, and the regular retail prices are 10, 1215, F, 20 and 25c a yard. Just the thing for FANCY WORK.
 25 pieces Silk Pushes in all colors at 69c yard These are NEW, FRESH GOODS, and the quality is excellent. 100 dozen Ladies' All Linen Fancy Hem stitched Handkerchiefs, for 25c. These Handkerchiefs have never heen sold for less than $1 50 dozen. Another lot of Black Rhadames at 89c yard. The manufacturer has taken a great loss on these goods, which enab us to offer our customers the piece of silk ever seen on any counter at S9c.
 8 pieces 24 inch Black Rhadamee at $1. 25a yard. We have been retailing this quality silk for S1 75 yard. 10 yards is a full dress pattern, costing only $20 for an elegant Silk Drass. former nrica S2S.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03

SINGLE COPIES THREE CRNTs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21


The game OF al that took place here
last sunday estssen the Ae0lasrs JnioH
saa TIE Nschiaisls wzs - IN favor o.
tss A4ehi1isls. fastsAd 81 tAs koUiteFs a.
sta.sa Ia yesterday fELEsssN HEsAtD.
fse Business Meas Association held
the-r g1laf meeting last night
Ihs eoidiers AID society vii meet Al
Good 1snplsrs Hal o. 80 this afternoon.
The funeral Of tho tso-ys4r-old son Of
NJ ard Irs. g. Holman 1lll lake place
this allsFnoou from ths residences. 90 Maple
-
b. s. whitman, of Grand Rapids, was in
i0Nn yesterday.
J. ; Hatch. Of Lamont. was in the city
yesterday.
The Ausksgon Riaes 20 70 Grand Rapids
tomorrow 10 take part in ihe prize drill.
aud lE goes without saying that me boys
viii MAKE = me showing.
Some OF the Gremen talk strongly Of or
ganiling q base ball club. and viii tackle
lie Cigar MaAegs cluo IN toe neaF future.
Yesterday was pay day with The Boom
Company, Something over Si3 OO0 was
distributed among the employees.
Aatssda SoIakichi, the Jap" arrived in
ihs city yesterday morning. 10 prepare for
his match With Billy Gibbs at the Clay
Avenue Rink Friday evedIng. They viii
wFestle rvs iails. two Graeco. Roman. two
rough -and-tumble aud t0s. fer the hfth,
Tor 500 side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Those who attended the fair yesterday
and who have attended ths previous ex-
hibitions OF the Society, must hsve been
impressed by the manifest improvement
over the former display both in number
and in character. The real Importance Of
the exhibition is coming to be more and
more appreciated every year and STEADY
aud marked improvement is the result
The fact ia there is 80 much to see that
. single day will not suffice TO see il all
as Il should be seen. Hours might, with
profit, be spent in some single depart
msnss without sxhsusting ones interest.
The beautiful weather has. without
6oubtcontribatsd to some extent to this
abundance OK exhibits, but ths manage
msnt has been OF that liberal snd ener-
zstic kind that cannot fail 70 make the
fair success.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The Committee on Wsys and Means
vii report TO the Common Council this
evening budget Tor the approval of
thas body. Aidermsa PkSTLASD has
added to the Importance Of FuIson Street
Park BY proposing that the latitude and
longitude OF TIE plscs De carved upon a
stone u The park Nov let tha Council
do sounethiug Tor the Ball Forty snd
LIncoln ParF. The Ball Forty has been
Sccsptsd bY ths city and tie city should
do something 10 MAKE il svsilabls FOR
park purposes. Let there be An sppro-
priation N ths budget Tor shs West Sid
parxz
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Schooner O.. K. Johnson. Chicago, 400
900 shingles; propeller A. r. Coiborn, Mich.
igan City, 275,000 lumber; sbcooner Eva
line Bates. Chicago. 10000 lumber;
schooner Quickstep. Milwaukee, 700
lumber: propeller Thomas r. Scott, Chi
cagO, 10000 lumber: schooner Jake
Thompson, Chicago, 22O coo lumber; dro-
peller H. ID. Hayward, 100000 lumber;
schOoner, Peaohscot Milwaukee, BOO. 900
lumber; schooner Arnie Laurie, Chicago,
10000 lumber. schooner Thos. Hume.
Chicago, 250.COO lumber. Total-LGmber
25l5.o0O feei, shingles, 500 900.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The Republicans Of New York are try
ing % End out what there Is IN name
By running FRED GRANT Tor Secretary OF
State. They may have the best CT the
ssntinsnt In the contest. but the Demo
crats have ths best OF the argument.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The denial which Gzoeaz ". WEST.
lately called Reverend. promised his par
isansrs on Sanday would bs made by
tbs Vsstry yesterday, was not OF very
Satisfactory kind. When VIII clsrgymsn
ceaaa % dsfls h sr saersd Office?
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

0ovsrnor HiLL calls the sdhsrsnts OF
ths Labor party "advsnturers ciamoring
for division OF property" But this
isn's what the Governor cares about so
much a. that they ara going 10 effect 3
AAv.si0n OF Democrats votes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

This paper only recognized medium for Wants in
Michigan, oatslds OF Detroit.
Our these columns cheaper than
other paper Figure them IN the table below.
Every subscriber reads these columns daily. Try sd
here and you Will be convinced OF this.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The mines and pleasure resorts OF
Michigan viii fu the place Of It's de-
pletsd forests They. Ike our Northern
hard wood resources. are insxbsnstibls.
Instead of there beng a falling CT in
trsvei. double lines Of railroads viii have
g. be constructed anon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

A loaisr asked Judge Holmes 10 loan
kin he money 70 pay the fine for being
drank and orderly. The Judge gave
him thirty days, suggesting ths old ad-
sse s6at ~tirns vas money"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

II is now hiatsd of = certain Captain
a. Black Lake. that during fbe summer
excursions from Mscstsvs. he Gid not
rigidly confus himself to aussing the
shore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Zfss ef l1s GaEi sa ssA alss.s sslse2oas - -
ey ae ages q e ~esera sss. D. ~ 1osns
iasg s.-l sase ias24selsss a-4 IS p-Psg e4zald.
lxa1le .sss11ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Ths Socialists II New York intend 90
stump tha STATE 20 warn the farmers
against Hsxsx GEossE's theories.
GsoRsE and McGrTNN ara returning the
compliment By Warning ths workmeu Of
iha cltiss sgsinst the Dangers u Sccisi-
isrs. snd between them they bid 'air 70
ensn tha eyes of the pubic on The auss-
tlcn pretty thorouZhly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The churches q the United States IN
crease az the rate OF ten day. We must
buy more lumber to keep pace with the
sinnera
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

TIE Daily JoaFlsai a. erer. eit4 ihat
sectres .he uaat diceril ilssmeaA 81 the
f,e0Die i7 fts oae ts trflrh ererEt0dY
Ike o. az csrfiss. Ias IELEGfiN
HBRtLD has fr0ns ths Start had ai.
fhe ~N1nfs and - fas on'g paper n
ftls c,tg tlut makes n Dreisnss ~ ctessi
ftao ihen. Iroperig. our ti oaf AIS
le fgtsn gt l0ts rates and the results
81 sicsteii01s. lFs gisa.y return az
sloae4 uoaf ia qliConce tchs,l the 0arsF-
flsemxnt does A0f produce results send
ga ei- raafs early daring fGlr ,rset.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

The nonl Der Of ttnss say advertisement
Can be foasd by disidiaE the aun unaeer of
werds by ssssa- Any part Of . line csantsd
sseks full line.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Insrs il sn Agricultural hall, sn Ar
hal aod a Manufacturers hall. etc. a
The fair grounds, bat no Aico-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

uENRy GgoR0E claims that his ''lsnd
AMI isbor" scheme - Goth wise and Just.
This calls h mind the chronic who
ciainsl 10 the Police Judge that hs wss
both sober and honest. "Yes," ssid his
Honor. you ars sober and honest, but
very .ssls OF either, aud not mueh Of
kefh -
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
O'RARA'S
Sale!.
OF CHILDREN'S
School Shoes
Is attracting crowds of
customers.

An appreciative public is
taking advantage of this op-
portunity to buy the very best
standard grades of shoes at
less than Wholesale prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

We have this week placed
on sale 800 pairs of Children's
fine Curiso Kid Shoes with
hand worked button-holes and
French kid button hys, 4 to q,
at
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The wsy 20 choks down the growth OK
. CITY - to blocksis - public improve
meats. a mushroom was never kDown
upon clay SOIL Monausats only crum-
ble that ara buiis upon ssnd Grand
Rapids s Ike "the rock Of ages" Build
ing the Chiness wall % shut cut The
world exhibits the same wisdom that
battles orr strset railway lines and delays
Cur water works.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
gon.
Als9Esos- as0SEsDA1- slFI 4.

O1ce. s. nes1sra Aveese TaS TEzEzks
5tzA csittesea sFexs a1az1-ax a $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

tt vii bs remembered thss the great
bu. eccentric FrCF0R HUGo insisted npon
beng buried IN a psuper's coSin- On
this principle Il humanity it might bs
said lhat 10000 sristocrstic trsmps wsrs
il th4 procession. carrying thirteen car
loads Of flowers ssnt from AL parts Of
Europe. CHRIST. hinselL vas born IN a
naugsr. and p-setoed the Ersatest sim
pllcltT thrnrgh IIis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Rea, Esiate-Cfty.

Reat Estafe-Csty.
! UToN 4 DUSToN. 6ENERAL RIAL ESTATE
IL stossfs. 81 heoi Nideieezno bniloing.
Lsok sALE-A NV AND DESIRABLE HOUSE.
i No i2l fiAb sss. fog particulars enquire 81
Mas Ale Aaftinasls, Ia ff1h s'e. "a
CD aoo WILL Sly TWO HOUSES ASD
SD, D,OsjN enc Ia worth . 400 i lssea soon
n-igbf Discount q lllsf O. me l. froYins
loVeIl BLOCK. opposite sseess ho.ei
NOR sALF-HOUsK AND IoT. LOr ssxis0
r. situated On the hi, No 65 fsSt Bridge e;
bard sna son water 80 ane sewer eooneCfiogs.
a ~ = ehei ,ts a. !. sIt.D sIis.
tVANTED- SELL a. CITY LOIS FOR slee
W esrh aud l09 l0Is i0I sis2 exca. Mood
worth iroBs - Caaslst -
NOR sALE-DURING MKT WEEK You cAN
L buy good bonse and lot, very desirable
place on one o. the avenues between Division
afd iotiA 81. for - 80 siOo down aud sl3 per
mouth thereafter Until paid for Tbis is = bar
gam. Cal a. our o1loe and see Il. Iutiie Bros.
over Arcade.
I oTs AND HOUSES FOR sALgoR EXCHANGE
IL Well oi stsd. easy terms. Cal On Df. en-
boef during his Once hour 10 i0 "a. ". I 70
AM 20 = y. IA. Sundays niy prof ion Al bus
mess irom 500 p, IA Menham block, cOiaer
TOR sAIE-THREE AND ONE HALF ACRE
i lot, with ireme house, two uice springs, eighty
rods from coBth Grand Rapids depot. now being
built Tasy terms. Also two seated 3mily
carriage. Object OF selling poor health. I'm
quire Of q Walker, II South DIVISIONS. 81
LoR sALE-HoUsE OK JEFFERSON AVE
L near Highland slsO9. small psymcn;
down, Iaggsrl & Denison, - iycn-st lo1tf
Real Estdte--CoUlifry
on ACRES 8 MILES FSoa CITY FOR $500
on VIII take city property in exchange. /.
.. froYin, Lovetts Block, opposite sweet Ho:si
J'ARN FOR sALE-EIGHTY ACRES IN SPAR
L ia II miles from this city, good frame house
and barn good water. Is acres of timber and IS
acres under cultivation Price and terms reAson-
able A Dapper Lesyard block, corner OF
OTTAWA and Pearl-sts. 2f6
CARM FOR sALE-A FARM or u ACRES
L mostly improved, good buildings. well water
81 miles from city. VIII take In payment house
and lot IN city, balance cash and mortgage for
Aurther par iculars. Address this Office, horon
262
NOR sALE-EARM 70 ACRES. 4s IMPROVED
l. clay soil, frame barn 40x56 with basement,
Choice mutt good water good school. situated
four miles from Newaygo. No membranes:
one fourth down. or will exchange for city prop-
ert~ Price 5000 Daniel L. soper. Newsygo.
Men. 5Dotf
EOR SALE-PINE LANDS, ~ NEWAYGO
l. County, Upper Peninsula, and Wisconsin
also choice Southern Pine: excellent farms in this
county, and valuable city property Tor sale
Money 10 losn on Real Estate or Bsuk securities
in sums from scot slJ0,Oo0.O0. Stocks and Ponds
bought and cold. lhave also for sale upon res
sonsDe terms piece of real esl Ate with q 'front.'
age ot17J feet, which is admitted 20 be the most
desirable property in the city for the location OF
INST clsss Hotel, wholesale Dry Goods House
stores, Bank or other business industry. FOR
particulars call on address A. X. Ani.sdei
Room Loyetts Block, opposite Sweets Hotel
l59ti
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
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nOCTOR MkRf v THOMPSON. OPrICF f02
~ honroe-s;. Houn between ~ aud IL a. IA
70 snc toe J.. n. 0eneIsi practice. ls9E
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
sNOas CIRCULATION.
5000 DAILY.

This Paper Il the only one II
Michigan outside OF Detroit
tcaC requires a Perfectlng
Press 70 Print It's Editions. AL
Advertisers and others inter
estsd are invited 70 visit our
Press Room or inspect our
books 10 verify our sworn
statements regarding circula-
ticn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
NOTICE.

If you want chiIdren's shoes
with waterproof uppers, flint
oak soles and patent stub
proof toes. made on the most
improved perfect fitting lasts,
~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Ilare nHxzss. sa,sos ..a m.a.z.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

EARM FOR SiLE-ONE AND ONE HALF
L miles north of Cadillac, 2sn acres, with 20
acres cleared, good board fences. good farm
the whole will divide II into 40 or 20 acre lots
70 suit purchaser. For terms, address N Kelly
81 ButterwoTth- ave. Grand Rapids, Mich. IDS
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

eRAsDaAfIDa wElNHDAY. 80 ?
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

For Rent Business Places.

L'oR RENT-ONE sCITE OF FRONT oFFTcE
I roofns on fTst floor. one siIilc ~ front living
fponss. also tv'o furnished rooms Enquire a.
room No a fumeD block r. Immen gs1
DOOM AND POWER TO RFNT-coPxvR
IL Csupsu and Louis-sts Bennett & Oshurb.
6eff
E0B RENT-WE WILT. PIT rp. FURNISHING
i Felisaie wsteT ard sfes7a u01er. Tor s.T
satisfactory syp Rant The i-on veneer rus ~
o. Erif 81 siey osrnpief tr etefs Boae-
shop. Dimension a. about s3z1n hss nler
cf ffDF su1 isri IN three sices sp. "a Eie.e
1srrst sTeeper %. q Hii-st CITY 2f
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Personal.
pERsoNArs-A GENTLEMAS OF 40 GRE
4 dentsls Desires - core pond with some
respect abe widow lady with eyieE o uors
genial acquaintance Piea>e state = situated
e. Address Aoyce, - Chestnui-si
Allegheny, Pa .65
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

I OsT-sOAEwHERE II THE VICINITY or
Il East Fulton, a Black Embroidered Cashmere
Wrap Please return 10 this Otlce and get re-
va-d 9s3
Osr - YESTERDAY MORNING ABOUT
IL clock, while passing through Fulton street
Park a valuable breast pin, with portrait Oi
young boy, with X. l.. r. on the back. The fild-
er VIII be literally rewarded by returning same
10 Telegram Herald office. 263
l OsT-A SMALL YELLOW DEG no 7f0. RE-
Ia turn 10 2S9 Broadway and receive reward.
9t7
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Stolen.
CTRAYED OR SroLES-A WHITE ENGLISH
- ball dog peculiarly marked right ear anu tip
OF nose black. Anyone giving information a. 20 his
whereabouts or bringing HIM 10 Ounn -
Jererson-aFe. viii be Rewarded. 20
DN JUNE y LAST, FROM THE SAFE OF
" Geo L. Stark. Of Cascsde, certain notes,
mortgages abstracts and other papers OF moIe
value t0 the owner than any one else A liberal
reward Wi he paid for o. er return 10 Turner &
Carroll. - ~ Will receive tHe same or VII pegO-
tate with the parties theig agents and 40 ques-
tiOns asked. 30
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Ise9 kKAT-fARLaE AAD KEDkaos as
y Aga asseF l1Fassae6 81 hstn fse4f sDastns
Aae 81 NJ taes. sse&sss - tssA Adde'S -
81 tssegFeEa -tirnasG. a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
business Personals.

N0IlCE-I HAVE REMOVED Ny OFFICE TO
~ "a Monroe st. vi tue firm OF Piere Bro .
d shanucs, and wait a. phs are indebted -
ne ard wish 10 save coss, 10 ean aud seite thelf
accounts o. once. T. ;. Pierce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Situations Wanted--Male.

VAvTEn-NACHINTsT AND FNGINEER
" ~snss ioh efther .n 9r oot of t5vn Al
dress p BOX 4 tnsofcA -
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

hfoNEY TO LoAS-wK HAVE koNFY TO
III loan st low rate Of Interest on eoot inpros ed
real estate. city or farm security. fffms 70 ex
change ior oily property. Girdler 8 Whitman,
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